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Shibata Construction Survey’s September ransomware attack raises fears of over 3,500 personal data records leaking

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Reports indicate that more than 3,500 personal data records may have been leaked following a ransomware attack on Japanese construction consultancy Shibata Construction Survey on September 20, 2026. The potentially affected information includes names, addresses, and phone numbers of landowners and others handled in work commissioned by local governments, although an actual external leak has not been confirmed.

Key facts

Affected organization
Shibata Construction Survey
Incident type
Ransomware
Occurred / detected
2026-09-20
Scale of damage
Possible leak of more than 3,500 personal data records
Cause / method
Cyberattack
Location
Japan

Timeline

  1. A cyberattack on the construction consultancy and the possible leak of more than 3,500 personal data records became known.

1 related reports

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